Sentences with phrase «other awards voters»

Here are our six favorites — presented with fingers crossed that SAG members, the Academy, and other awards voters agree!

Not exact matches

Hathaway will win many awards for this performance, if for no other reason than the image of her giant mouth will imprint itself indelibly on millions of brains, some belonging to Oscar voters.

On the other hand, if voters don't feel like exporting the award, «The Fighter» «s well - liked, well - known assembly of stars and character actors would make for popular winners in the category.

How many voters in his corner could seriously argue their vote as anything other than an award for career achievement over the quality of his specific performance in Darkest Hour?

I have no doubt that there were several # 1 votes by Academy voters during the nomination process, but so many other movies were more beloved that year that, as a seasoned awards watcher, to complain about The Passion not being nominated is pretty ridiculous.

For 1967, Oscar voters ultimately awarded best picture to «In the Heat of the Night,» not because it was better than the other nominees, but because it offered hope.

Moonlight was indeed the voter's choice, but as La La Land stormed through other awards — the pair were given the wrong card, and Dunaway went guns - blazin» and cocked it all up.

They are formulated using a combination of personal impressions (from advance screenings), publicly available information (release dates, genres, talent rosters and teasers / trailers often offer valuable clues), historical considerations (how other films with similar pedigrees have resonated), precursor awards (some groups have historically correlated with the Academy more than others) and consultations with industry insiders (including fellow members of the press, awards strategists, filmmakers and voters).

And yet, I realized, as a new voting member of the Online Film Critics Society, that every awards voter and every writer compelled to produce a Best of 2011 list is doing just that, comparing different creations against each other and ranking accordingly.

He's well known for his stage portrayals of larger - than - life characters — including Dracula and Sherlock Holmes, among others — but his perfectly modulated performance here is one of managed disappointment, something apparently too subtle for Academy Award voters to recognize.

Some say the group is out of touch, others say voters aren't educated enough in the arenas they choose to award.

It's because the voters knew that «Michael Clayton» was going to be shut out in every other category, so they threw Swinton a bone just so the movie walked away with at least one award.

Harvey Weinstein has never been one to put much faith in the length of Academy voters» memories, so as usual, he's favoring a late - year release plan for his presumed awards contenders — the prospects of which I was discussing only the other day.

Most voters will pay attention to the technical accomplishments but will turn their focus to other fare that isn't destined to sweep the MTV Movie Awards.

As a voter in the awards and talking with other journalists at the event, it was clear Nissan's efforts to get the Titan to the event and the truck itself both factored into the voting.

(Some of them I received as a Hugo Award voter, along with a passel of novels and stories in PDF as well; others came from Marvel's DVD - ROM collection of Uncanny X-Men issues.)